THE EXCHANGE.
LAUftlKftUftU, 1. a JAN. 8. 1MM.
~I*CNNY COLUMN.
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Cofcc aid Cookote »t oft prim at
■_fi. E Lee’e.
^Prtane ft Btoc bin ‘'Juet Om lAlo*” In
jnmhmtoatv ud Toilet Mom** at.
, V*?» o< a*. «oA in., witdw
WMmi Prlmft Mw’c.
^r Ue> lo Mooiigoortere lor CWHm
_ AH the etfteowo “dowa-to-oow” tn
*» Prim ft Bloc’ll.
Bill Qapa paper *t Prloee ft
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•*cczv •ncvmca.
Mr. John HShaw.Jr., visited
Balyfch Monday.,
Mr. J. M. MeCorrnae returned
to Newton Tuesday arming.
Mite Dora Smith rUltod friends
ini01”1*' ^ar^nC the
8*# notice of Mr. N. L. Hander,
derean hi another column, ad.
▼OTtUog a (oat not*.
Him Juicy Humor, pf Tatnm,
H-C, visited Mia* ft km Lytch
daring th*holidays. .
M^tef Parker and Mae Price,
cd Aehpote, spent the holidays
ukhft&ssBnib* l.ytch.
.0.'Kendrick will preach
■ ttaptert chord! Sun
day afternoon at 3:80 o'clock.
’jWrWWkh McKinnon visited
at the rear'Rrf tWMSfeortf, Where
apipytadr.a ,puepjoq .as
orffwesr ^^ nniug rocuu.
Jiao. John CfraMte Ue-Nslli,
••r Popular rsprrasati ye, left
Mooday srming lor IlaJeigti.
Thsl^gLdature convened yestor*
Mr. H. F. |lc Pherson, who is
baying cotton'far a large mill at
Whitmire 8. C., spent the holi
days at 'home is Lonrinburg
with bis ibotber.
Tafc-fixoBAxe* m pmwntsd
with a turnip last mek, by Mr.
Wrtgbtyof Olb^o, which
WJ*» Wjftit* bars *mo th»
Mans. Tt wsightd 6% pound*.
Uiw J alia McQueen, of Uuten, I
la vklthig Iwr sister, Mrs. J. P. |
Wiggina
Mr.undMre. W. J. ItaBola
visited relatives in Marion. B. C,
daring the holidays.
Mlee May Patton, of the Red
Springs Seminary, spent the holi
days with Miss Edna Dios.
Messrs. J. M. Bostick and Ed
ison L Mason, of Hibson, were
among the callers at Thb Ex
obaxox office Saturday.
Mr. Will Jamas, who has beem
spending the holidays at home,
returned to Horner Military
School Tuesday evening.
Bar. J. W. Wallace, of Harriet
County, visited relatives in Scot
land County during the hoHdaysL
He returned home hut week.
Mio Janie Mason, who has a
positioD aa musie teacher in
Bobersonvitfe, Martin county,
spent Xmas at home und re
turned Friday morning.
- The stock holder* annual meet
ing of the First National Bank
of Laurinburg, will be held on
Tasaday, January 18. Bee no
tlce in another column.
Mra Paulin# C. Wkcgioc, of
Dillon, 8. 0., visited old friends
in laurinburg during the holi
days. Mrs. Wiggins was the
widow of the kite Rev. Mr. Price,
who wae'ab one time pastor of
the Laurinburg Baptist church.
Notice of Dissolution of the
firm of Mrs. P. tt. Maeon.A Boa
tick, of Gibson, appears in an
other column. Mrs. Mason
purchases tbs interest of Mr.
Bostick. Mr. Bostick left Mon
day for Atlanta Dental College
to study dentistry.
Mr. W. W. McAuthor moved
Iris farafly from neuk McColl. 8.
C-.to dark ton, on Monday cf
this wade, where he has rented
a farm for this year. He nyf
ha expects to purchase property
aad settle in «k-**—■— y- ,
haatly, If he Hkee it< wrdl enough
{tftsr a .teens trial.
big- mouth
tiBck mm, wftlefc at* said to bb
the fln*ft fl*h U.+g*h*, and food
tb America, lftholfctle Mow*
dO not tall a prey fo the native
S*h tUer will na*t In the Spring
dt next year. When grown they
average about 15 pounds.
Mr. A. W. F. Fetter, of Reid*.
vSle, baa accepted a poettkm oa
druggist with llenrs. Prince ft
Blue, mad will move hie
family to Laurinfmig In a month
or two. Our people wiD gladly
welcome them. Mr. Fetter cbmee
to os highly recommended, hav
ing had several yean experience
aa'apreecriptlonlet in some of
the larger dtka. .
About all the hoy* and girie
who tame home to upend Ghrist
mas have returned to their
pcbook. We will not . attempt
to name them, for there are eo
many, that we would be aura to
mim some. Scotland, you know
tend* more bdys and girte of to
tehooTthah any other county In
tba State, with th* exception of
those coon tie* in which the cot
leg** ore located.
Muir*. Tatum, LSea *••€«,
a general roeroaotfle has
tate* in Gibeon, January let.
tfr.-S. K. Lilee, a member of the
Arm, book-keeper, and Mr. J. P.
Gibson, of Bennetts rills, 8. ft, la
hand salesman. The 8ra> experts
to do an extensive credit fur
nishiag buehiess. Look .out
ter an anaouaeamant from them
In our next week’s iasoe.
Mr. Edwin L. Barker, who wu
to appear fat FMde Ball Moo
daja%ht Jaa. «tb, with fab
Montagu* pMja,waa compelled
toeaaodfab engagement hare,
■4 adrUfal other* to thh Bodth,
oa need oat of th* condition of
fab throat. A telegram to tbb
Meet waaneoeived ftaodayroom
lagr gtvtBg Maple time to no
tify our people that he wooM
v - :• * ~ .
Mr*-C. A. W*eUa ndra v kited
relative* in Florence la*t week.
like Mamie McNeill, of Rad
Rpriogw, u vkiting tba family of
bar uncle, ilev. N. McN. Braith.
Mr. M. L. Xinrrieon, , of Cog.
liac poetoffice, in upper Hoot
laud, warn a visitor to Laurin
burg Tuesday.
Bar. L. 8. Ethridge and family
moved to EUee, Moore county,
last w«*k. Lanrinburg regret*
to lose them.
Meeere. 8. 0. Good ale and J.
E. William*, of Patrick, 8. C.,
viaited at tba home of Mr. A. J.
Caaakiay during the holiday*.
They exprana tbemselree a* be
ing well pleoaed with our section.
A lot of lumber belonging to
Dr. Peter John, and voided at
oboat *100, woe destroyed by
Are at Ur. A. A. Jrunes planefaig
mill yesterday afternoon. The
lumber was piled up in the old
fashion dry-kiln style, getting in
o condition to be ran through
the planer. The mill narrowly
Tries Te Omum l«.
It’s the old story of "murder
will out" only in this cose there's
no crime. A woman feeis run
down, has backache or dyspep
sia arid thinks it's nothing and
trim to bide it antii she finally
breaks down. Don’t declare
yourself . Take Electric Bitten,
at once. It luis a reputation
tor curing 8 to much, Liver and
Kidney troubles and will revivify
your whole system. Tbs worst
forms of those maladies will
quickly ytold to the curative
power of Uectric Bitten. Only
ode, and guarateed by all Drug,
gieta
K«wa reaches us that Mr. An.
drew Thrower, who lived on the
Bucbsnoa place near Lou rig.
borc’, a year or two ago, waa
huirdsred and robbed, in or near
Maridlan, Mies., on Saturday,
Uecember 30. We din unable
to get many of the (note in the
ease, only that he wae foahdiu
an --* “***--'
pMtaf f - IT* h**l and body
gave eufllcfeut evidence that be
had been foully dealt with. Be
was taken to a hospital, aad
died la a abort while afterwards.
We are informed that be didn’t
rally enough to do any talking
before be dial, and the most Im
portant facts in the case are
still unknown.
Ur. John Thrower, of Virginia,
brother of the deoeased*, bad just
reached Rockingham to spend
Christmas with hi* mother, when
a telegram conveying the sad
news waa recieved. He want on
to Mississippi, but his brother
was dead before be reached Mm.
He accompanied tha remains
home.
Tbs deceased was about 33
years of age.
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It is axoaotiooal tiJ find a fam
ily whare there are no domestic
ruptures oocnalonallr, but these
c»s be lessened by having Dr.
King's Kssr Idle Pflls around.
Hun trouble they save by their
gnat work In Stomach and Liv
er troubles. TBeynut only re
Uevayoa. botcora. 96c, at all
DraggieU.
,0‘ %
AmMhM tonOaf at tirWipia.
Hear Booklngbom, last Satur
day, Jamas LoOrond was. acci
dentally shot aad instantly kill
ed hy Henry Doekerv, Jr. They
were returning Iron a bird hunt
and stopped to net ik a 9eld on
the «ige of town, planning
for ths next day's
hunt. Dockery tripped back:
ward, became unbal anoed, and it
iseapposed hectutcbsd his gun
la a movement to balance himself
Both
the loads taking
Brand,s neck; curing
death. LeOrand was the eldest
son of tfcelate JnmssT. LeOrand,
udwuabout Myean ofage.
He wn at booM from Trinity
High School lor the holldayo.
Jfhs hoys warn fit* traelnp.
• AlADMhM.*.;.
It U with n lealii^Jprofound
sorrow that ws cb' tBo the sad
death of an* offi«|Bi-in bog's
brightest uttd nioi'Ti'iomtJRjf
young men. . J
William Randol, A 3r. th*
youngest son of Mruldllrs. W.
K. Me Each in, died i flhe horn*
of bis parents in L^rflcburg, on
Monday morning, UAnber 29,
1003, at 8 o'clock, iveaum of
death being typhoijAar.
Hs was sick for fbout three
weeks, and although everything
wan dons that oonk.be dons by
relatives sod the <W| ;™i
■kill from the b**ini«g of tbe
fatal attack b* gratify grew
worse until the sod. 1
Though a rao* My of lem
than 17 y«nr» he hml itteloed
ue<] held the friencmlp of all
claeeee-old and yoi|g-h*Thig
that kind aad alffpe agree
able disposition by which be was
known, end by wfafh be will
ever be mubared bg^tloee who
knew him. < j
The numerous
designs from
■bow tat part the*
in which be we* hat..
Large meant
of white enroot
cinths, end
paragu|ln
of ptok <4r
vine, from “His I
A beautiful
white ooraa
cinths, caHaUiwe,
usporague turn
ptoyweeof Nava
A large bench of wl
tiona and lams tied white
•alia ribbon, from If teas Annie
aad Harriet UcLeaiJ Coo Ever,
ett, Emiga Jti»k,*J|ie /*viqg.
ton, aad Pat
A harp iwriAPflBMi' oaraa
Tbe^^^wySH||j^Vx>aatne
gat
gdWhtt'tfrdwiyMattfr -• isb
He wet teMil tbbrCUy 80,18.
80, abd tAe'tbeKatxt'lO yeaaa,
10 moatbi abd two days old,
The funeral service*- %tfe etm
dueted -by UffcBevi' l. M, Bone,
D. !>-, and the ■ taflrtDeaa mmh
made k tbelaoaidbqrf ceme
tery, on Tuesday, tfaa 80th, at 4
o,clock. . • r .* '
Tbs erpraaalune of aid are
numerous, aad the (enure com
munity swfmda tetderaet n»
patby tooths loving parent*, Ate
and brothaS^-jand' other
reUtftw. - ; ; . ^
... . Dto* 01 As Mm*. ..
Emma (Jill, the 0 months aid
latent daughter of Judge aed
Mrs. Walter 1L Xeftl, died Boo.
day night, December 28, at 9
o’douk, -of pheaeumooia. The
■ervlcm wee ooaducted
hy the Her. L. & JJas
eey, and Urn iutorment took
piece In the Laarinbiw (tew.
tery.
The eloee attention of loving
hand* and that of the bast mad
tool skill, was to no avail, and
•ftsrthrseor lour days illuces
death lettered toe Uttte sufferer.
‘■Tbe Lord giretfa, and tbs Lord
taketh away; blresod be the
name of the Lord."
1W Hoard of UaoMkMnqwsfettoMe
borto* «oai|dotaw to Mtl Mon m»
Board aut to aUteod U» oMaUaa Hoe
da*. bat tv enter Teredo* tuMrad.
11* urdar of Board.
U. U JOMk. to. Hapt.
HASTY mwa
Mr. Tom BaMard, ot Ahtnw,
▼tilted lito sister, Km. U. X. Orr,
daring tha holidays.
Miss Bosy Bhofar, of Parktoa,
ti spending com# time with hsr
■titer, Um Dm Vlooroe.
Ttiore will be another an ter
rain man t by Mies PanBoeKor
man PHday 16th Inst. TWpro
oaada will be lor palating tha
aehool boom, tha sameernrad fay
the imt antsirtafain—I not Nig
sa Orient. Rstnsmher theBnhn—
Friday, l«th at 7:80 p. m., ad
mission, 10 and 15 osnta.
Um Wilbart Alley, at Rich
mond, V a. ,ti spend ‘ngeome time
with har sister,Um7 B. Thomp
son.
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